Diamond Cave / Phra Nang Nai Cave

4 Laurence Barnes - 5 months ago

To escape the rain we decided to explore the caves. Thankfully we only had to pay 100 baht per person. The caves are pretty massive but the area to explore is a bit short. So don't be expecting a massive tour. As mentioned in many other reviews, the walk way is built up pretty nicely but feels a bit scary and is missing some parts in one corner. So it adds to the excitement of exploring an old cave.

4 Mathew Fedley - 8 months ago

Located around a 6-7 minute walk from the Longboats, it costs 200 Baht to enter. It's a pretty cave that will take around 20 minutes to complete. People with mobility issues or don't like uneven surfaces should give it a miss

4 E Durman - 5 months ago

Didn't go inside this time as I went just 3 months prior. It's not a very big cave but it's worth to go in at least once (THB100 per adult). The formation of the rocks are quite amazing.

3 Antonia Winkler - 4 months ago

The cave was great, but if you’re scared of bats I wouldn’t recommend going there. The path was really old and kind of broken at some places. Great for a quick adventure close to the beach!

4 Chris Ainsley - 3 months ago

If you are squeamish about bats, skip this one. We thought it was pretty cool and worth a visit. No tickets or admission fee.

4 Samantha - 8 months ago

A small cave but definitely worth checking out! It’s lit well and you can see clusters of bats and dripping stalactite. The walkway was in poor shape and I felt like I could fall through if I wasn’t being careful, so beware with children!

5 Mariia Kretzschmar - a month ago

Entrance 100 baht by cash. It takes 10 minutes to walk-in and out. Beautiful, inside is not cold.